Sentence examples for inconsistent operating from inspiring English sources

This is on top of the inconsistent operating system releases still mucking things up.

The main dangers inherent in national stabilization schemes are inconsistent government policies and the excessive operating costs of the public bodies concerned.

The lack of proper water storage capabilities and inconsistent water supply made operating his dialysis equipment extremely difficult.

Despite this services are often patchy and inconsistent, and many operate at health centre and/or community level.

They showed a low sensitivity to performance improvements, gave inconsistent results, or favoured facilities operating under certain conditions.

He said the evidence showed that "during the past few months, and probably years, the M.T.A. has been operating in a manner inconsistent with the legislative intent" of the state's Public Authorities Law.

White House spokesman Josh Earnest said, "This incident... is entirely inconsistent with the professional norms of militaries operating in proximity to each other in international water and international airspace".

This result is also inconsistent with the hypothesis that neutral dynamics are operating on the geographic ranges of marine genera over evolutionary time scales.

Obama again noted that operating Guantanamo is a huge waste of taxpayer dollars and is inconsistent "with our interests as a nation and undermines our standing in the world".

Though the monorail, which began operating in 1996, has already cost more than $300 million, its performance has been inconsistent; and bringing the service up to expectations will cost tens of millions more.

"The information that we have about how companies are operating and how this is working in different places is very disparate and inconsistent between states," Goldman told VICE News.